Foundation Plaster Connection

Foundation Water Leak Repair

Foundation Water Leak Repair

Serving homeowners across the Wasatch Front and Cache Valley.

Water wreaks havoc on a foundation. It gets into cracks, breaks the plaster down, and over time can leave you with a soft, weakened foundation — the kind of damage that only gets more expensive the longer it sits. We clean it, repair it, and stop water from causing more damage, protecting the foundation that holds up your home.

5.0★

13 Google Reviews

10 yrs

In Business

2 yr

Craftsmanship Warranty

4-man

Crew

How We Do It

What's included, start to finish

No shortcuts — every step matters for how long it lasts.

1

Find the source

We trace the leak back to where water is actually getting in — usually a crack, gap, or failed section of plaster — rather than just treating the symptom.

2

Repair the entry point

Cracks and gaps get properly sealed and rebuilt so water has nowhere left to get in.

3

Rebuild and finish

The surface gets patched or replastered so it's solid, sealed, and matches the rest of your foundation.

Is This You?

Signs you need foundation water leak repair

  • Water stains or damp patches on foundation walls
  • Musty smell in a basement or crawlspace
  • Visible cracks near where moisture shows up
  • Efflorescence (white, chalky mineral buildup) on the foundation
  • Plaster that feels soft, spongy, or crumbles when you touch it

Real Jobs, Real Results

See the work

Every photo is from a job we actually did — no stock photos.

Crack allowing water into the foundation
Crack allowing water into the foundation
Crack at a foundation corner
Crack at a foundation corner
Water staining below a foundation crack
Water staining below a foundation crack

What Homeowners Say

5.0 stars on Google

★★★★★

The team at Foundation Plaster Repair did excellent work and made sure the project met expectations. The areas around the foundation and stairwell look so much better. I would recommend them.

Scott Larsen

Google Review

★★★★★

A beautiful smooth job...these guys are efficient...smart. And go the extra mile to make the job perfect ...I would hire them again.

Iarue Campbell

Google Review

★★★★★

These guys were good to work with and they did a great job! We're very pleased with the finished product.

Mary Jane Walker

Google Review

★★★★★

These guys are amazing! Love the finished product. They arrive when they say they are going to, the work is top notch, the price is right, and they are so easy to work with. Friendly, courteous, and go the extra mile to make the customer happy. I will recommend them to everyone.

Dana Jones

Google Review

Common Questions

Foundation Water Leak Repair FAQ

How much does foundation water leak repair cost?+

It depends on the size and location of the leak and how much repair the foundation needs. We'll give you an exact number after a free in-person estimate.

How do I know where the water is actually coming in?+

That's exactly what we look for during the estimate — tracing visible damage, cracks, and moisture back to the real entry point instead of guessing.

Will this fix a wet basement for good?+

If the cause is a crack or gap in the foundation plaster, sealing and repairing it properly should stop that source. If water is coming from grading, gutters, or a drainage issue, we'll tell you honestly so you can address that too — we're not going to pretend a patch fixes a yard drainage problem.

Can this be done in winter?+

Cold, wet conditions affect cure time on exterior repairs, so timing matters. We'll take a look and give you a straight answer on whether it's the right time or worth waiting.

What does foundation water staining look like?+

Usually a darker discoloration or streaking on the plaster below a crack or gap, sometimes with a chalky white mineral buildup (efflorescence) once the water dries. If you're seeing that, the crack above it is worth getting looked at.

What is a 'soft foundation' and how do I know if I have one?+

When water repeatedly gets into foundation plaster through cracks or gaps, it breaks the material down over time — leaving it soft, spongy, or crumbly instead of hard and solid. If you press on your foundation plaster and it feels soft or comes away in your hand, that's a sign the water damage has been going on a while and it's worth getting looked at.

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